Improve shooting by staring at others

You can become better at a skill just by staring at others doing it, in a video.  

This is a proven skill in many talent hotbeds, and can easily be replicated.  You can read about it in more depth on Daniel Coyle's post

HOW TO STARE:

Watch this video once per night for 5 minutes each night, for the next 2 weeks without any interruptions and your form will naturally get better. Every night you will pick-up on more subtle details in it and will start to modify your form to match the shooters.

Video 1  - https://youtu.be/40CTN7d3e8A (video originally created by BasketballImmersion.com)

Video 2 (if you prefer watching NBA player) - https://youtu.be/fvyBKT61Dg0

Video 3 (from BasketballImmersion.com, for dribbling) - https://youtu.be/muJ-UUKP5fo

WHY STARING WORKS:

Taken from Daniel's post:

• Staring is the fastest, most efficient way to imprint a skill on our brains — far more efficient than trying to learn through the keyhole of words.

•  Active staring gives us a way to measure our performance against those who are better than us.

• Staring is the royal road to passion, because it’s the main way we link our identities with other people.

FINAL WORDS:

Remember that "staring" can be done for dribbling or any other physical skill that you want to mimick so it doesn't have to stop at shooting. You can improve your moves by watching the same video of a move you like.